and other Etfects, quitting-his residence : capita*- and field bedsteads', with carved mahogany pillars, «ud dimity' hangings, fringed; excellent goose .feather-beds and bedding; iv set of eating-room chair*; set with circular ends, cellaret sideboard, card,, Pembroke, and other

15th. JOHN D.XRELL, Captain W. Y. C. Catton. April 11, 1817. Mr. BEATNIFFE'S SALE. TTIE Public are respectfully informed that the AUCTION of Mr. BEATNIFFE'S Valuable Collection BOOKS, Advertised for APRIL 21st, arid Following Days, is unavoidably POSTPONED to MAY sth. Catalogues

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Miss Haynes, Twickenham," ' Yesterday se>imigbt, Mr. R r i» to Miss Amy '° * aSI mch » Last week, Laugley, Mr. Chas. Ward saddle to Mrs. Cook, of , he same pJaee Suffolk.— Joseph White, , street, London, to Susan, second da. * ' , " " Pretyman, Esq. of St. Ray, farmer, to Miss b

(exclusive of Saturdays and Sundays). A Very large and valuable collection of OLD and NEW BOOKS, the entire Stock of Mr. R. BEATNIFFE, (declining business); comprising many thousand volumes of the best Authors, Ant tent and Modern, in various languages, and good condition. Catal

To be LET, and entered upon immediately, THE LITTLE PEACOCK Public-House, near unto the Grand Sluice. Boston, with large Yard, plenty of Stabling, and about Twenty Acres of Meadow and Arable Land. the GREEN DRAGON Public-House, in the Market-place, Boston, with large Yard and pl

To persons of respectability, and who can come well recommended for good management and substance; or THREE considerable aud very eligible FARMS, in the neighbourhood Horkcastle, Lincolnshire; consistingof good Grass, Corn, and Turnip Land, Tithe-free, parochial rates and rents

J. Clarke, P. Clarke, L. Clarke, and Finnegan, were convicted of the murder W. Gosman, servant to R. Sallery, at Clcragly, and of burglary and robbery in Sallery’s house. All but Finnegan have been executed. The younger Clarke died execrating and cursing the Judge, the Jurors, a